The contemporary world faces conflicts rooted in ideological and resource competition following the Cold War’s end. Different capitalistic models, namely liberal and state-controlled, contribute to international tensions. Future wars may erupt over scarce resources unless effective global governance, equitable rules, and respect for sovereignty are established to prevent hegemonic imposition.
Antonio Navalón In just 15 days, the world changed. When it seemed that the world could only be capable of sustaining or witnessing a single armed conflict at a time – referring to the war between Ukraine and Russia – the terrorist group Hamas forced …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Violence grips the lives of millions of citizens in much of the world. India seems to be reliving the conflicts of hatred between its two predominant religions that came into a dispute at the time of the subcontinent’s independence from British colonialism. …